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Vietnam Today showcased at ABU

15/09/2025

03:05

According to official data, in the first 24 hours of launching, the channel reported over 108,000 unique viewers across regions, and over 10.8 million views from all of its domestic and international distribution platforms. To share Vietnam's stories and imagery with a wider international audience, an official introduction to Vietnam Today was presented to all attendees during the 62nd Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) General Assembly in Mongolia.

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